Sentence examples for most decisive and from inspiring English sources
Scrapping the King James version, in the well-meaning way of the well-educated classes, had a number of effects, the most decisive and the most disastrous of which was to destroy for ever an ordinary, everyday connection with 400 years of the English language.
Mr. Raduyev was known instead for casting one of the most decisive and humiliating blows against the Russian Army during the first Chechen war, storming the town of Kizlyar in Dagestan and seizing at least 2,000 -- some reports said 3,400 -- hostages.
But he added that Russia would "be ready to act in the most decisive and serious way" if there was clear proof of what weapons were used and who used them.
We give ourselves permission to inflict the maximum possible damage to win the most decisive and glorious victory that we can possibly achieve.
However, his allies were defeated at the Battle of Bouvines in one of the most decisive and symbolic battles in French history.
In the history books, the publication of a leaked "Access Hollywood" tape of Donald Trump making vulgar comments about women will likely go down as one of the most decisive and newsworthy moments of the 2016 presidential campaign.
The basic lesson of the greatest and most decisive neoclassical, and meta, movement in modern art, the French New Wave, is that a viewer can be simultaneously inside and outside, both aware of a filmmaker's presence of the permeable frame, of the artifices of performance and technique and convention and yet be deeply moved by the drama that the artifices both create and point to.
"It was by far the most decisive moment and crowned a mutual friendship between us and them".
I'd been one of the most decisive players, and this year I'd performed less well.
What followed was just about the most decisive lineout and drive ever executed.
Complex business models in large-scale enterprises deal with voluminous knowledge based on which most decisive official and technical documents are generated.
